3 Showing, Not Telling: Six First-Person Design Encounters

In the preface and in chapter 1, we discussed why we need a new approach to design: new materials and new ways of connecting our technology offer designers new opportunities and new responsibilities to shape users and society in ways that we want to be shaped. Then, in chapter 2, I explained why primacy of movement and somaesthetics offer a promising theoretical grounding for a new approach to design: they correct dualism and overemphasis on our thinking brains in the design on interaction.